The phrase "a source of volatility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes fluctuations or instability in a particular context, such as finance or market behavior.
Example: "The sudden changes in government policy have become a source of volatility in the stock market."
Alternatives: "a cause of instability" or "a factor of fluctuation".
Many computers befuddled by whiplashing markets stopped trading, leading to a liquidity crunch, itself a source of volatility.That Mr Sarao might be even partly to blame will only add to the alarm the flash crash engendered.
"Going into a sector that is in desperate need of assistance is a form of rebuttal," says Jen. "They are refuting the notion that sovereign wealth funds are going to be a source of volatility or uncertainty, or that they will disturb the market.
We have learned that markets can amplify shocks and act as a source of volatility and contagion when market liquidity is low.
"This divestiture will immediately help improve our margin structure, eliminate a source of earnings volatility and reduce our debt leverage," said Rick Wolford, Del Monte's chairman and chief executive officer.
The mechanistic pathways involving these species are related to those proposed as a source of low-volatility highly oxygenated species in Earth's troposphere.
A volatile exchange rate, at times driven by speculation, can be a source of broader economic volatility.
We study a model of currency crisis where agents' beliefs are the only source of volatility containing the potential for currency devaluation.
"You're competing in a market with high-speed and hedge fund traders, and they have volatility strategies as a source of returns," Mr. Roth said.
The appearance of other prophets illustrates a general phenomenon in the history of religion: the volatility of revelation as a source of authority.
Investors have been piling out of supposedly safe bond funds that have been a source of reliable returns in recent years, creating unexpected volatility in the markets.
